The Department of Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy are set to hold a number of events coming days to increase awareness about e-security, with ways to help businesses increase their online security.
The barrage of spam being sent out to Commonwealth Bank customers is now infiltrating phones and SMS.
In order to help local businesses tackle climate change, the NSW Government has partnered with the University of NSW to hold a new program to teach businesses how they can capitalise on Australia’s new low carbon economy.
Australian workers are still showing their generosity despite tough economic times, according to online employee rewards provider Power2Motivate.
Unemployment will continue to rise, despite figures suggesting Australia has avoided a recession, says federal Finance Minister Lindsay.
As job insecurity and workplace stress reaches massive proportions, the demand for counselling has jumped by 58 percent, according to assistance group Converge International, Dr Lindsay McMillan.
The Melbourne Institute’s Living in Australia study has shown that Australian household wealth increased by more than a third from 2002 to 2006. The study found households’ average net wealth jumped from $494,000 to $665,00 during this time, driven by a sharp rise in the value of houses and superannuation. Senior research fellow at the […]
The Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy, Senator Stephen Conroy, today announced further steps to assist eligible households in the Mildura/Sunraysia region of Victoria make the switch to digital television.
The Institute for Economics and Peace has found that the global economic downturn has affected peace around the world. Conversely, lost peace cost the world economy $7.2 trillion a year. The institute, an organisation that aims to link peace with prosperity, has released a study alongside their annual Global Peace Index showing the effects of […]
As the confirmed cases of swine flu in Australia rocketed past 600 yesterday, the Australian Tourism Export Council (ATEC) has warned the “hysteria” over the virus will undermine the tourism sector.
